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AI is here to stay and is already transforming coaching and therapy. As of this writing, Stanford is in clinical trials of an autonomous AI Therapist and one of the presenters has an AI ADHD Coaching Clone bot of himself that is currently coaching real clients with remarkable effectiveness.  Soon, emotional AI that is being used right now will further expand the ability of AI to emulate human level interactions.

But what do these advancements mean for coaches and therapists? Will we be replaced by AI? The answer is a qualified “no”, but our industries will change, and we must be ready.

In this lively and interactive presentation, the presenters will demystify AI and share a vision for how AI is transforming the coaching and therapy professions. They will set a roadmap of what every coach and therapist must be doing right now to prepare for autonomous AI coaches and therapists so they do not get left behind: articulating clearly and specifically what we know, what we do, and how we do it.  The presenters will then do a live 20-minute demonstration of Roger’s coaching clone in real time with an audience member, followed by a Q&A.

1. Gain a solid understanding of how artificial intelligence operates and its massive implications for the coaching industry.
2. Learn where we stand with AI integration in coaching today and explore the exciting possibilities that lie ahead that will shaping the future of coaching as we know it.
3. Address the burning question: Will autonomous AI coaches replace human coaches?
4. Experience a live demonstration of Roger’s current passion project — a beta version of an autonomous AI ADHD coaching clone of himself that he has trained with his knowledge and is currently coaching real clients autonomously.

Participants will earn .5 Core Competency and 1 Resource Development CCEs for attending this program.


About our speaker:

Roger DeWitt, MCAC, PCC, MAPP, brings over 20 years of expertise as a Master Certified ADHD Coach. As a senior instructor at the ADD Coach Academy he has trained thousands of Life and ADHD coaches worldwide.  A lifelong learner, he earned his Master of Applied Positive Psychology at 57, and is a  teaching assistant to Martin Seligman at U Penn. Roger's current passion project is creating an AI coaching clone that is currently coaching real clients to amazing effect. He currently lives in New York with his amazing husband and their opinionated Norwich Terrier.